Do you agree? An African national team boss has claimed it will take at least another 12 years before a nation from the continent can win the FIFA World Cup. 🤨 More here! ➡
The year 2010 marked the first time the World Cup was hosted on African soil, 80 years after the competition was founded in 1930.
The furthest any African team has gone in the prestigious showpiece is the quarter-finals, with Cameroon the first to do so in 1990 before Senegal and Ghana emulated that feat in 2002 and 2010, respectively, according toScroll through the gallery above to see furthest each of the five African teams that have qualified for Qatar 2022 have gone in the World Cup, perMorocco coach Vahid Halilhodzic has now stated that it could take another decade before any team from Africa wins the tournament.
Last week, it was confirmed that Africa Cup of Nations champions Senegal, Morocco, Ghana, Tunisia, and Cameroon will be representing CAF at the spectacle in Qatar. having been completed on Friday, the Black Stars will be keen for some revenge on their Group H opponents Uruguay.
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